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SsrEzrsa CArARRH.

The distressing sneeze snee1e, IN eeze the acrid.
watery discharges from the eyes and nose the pain.
full Inflammation extending to the throat the swelling
Of the mucous lining, causing choking sensations,
couh ringing noises in the head and splitting head
aches-how familiar these symptoms to thousands
who suffer periodically from head colds or influenza
and who live in ignorance Of the fact that single ap.
pication of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CA1ARRH
Will afford instantaneous reliet.
But this treatment in of simple Catarrh gives
but faint idea of what this remedy will do in the
chronic FORMS where the breathing is INSTRUCTED BY
choking, purid mucous sccumulations the hearing at
fected. smell and taste gone. throat liberated and
hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon the de-
biliated system Then it is that the marvellous eura-
tive power of SANFORD's RADICAL CURE mauifests it
self in instantaneous and grateful relief Cure begins
from the first application It is rapid radical per.
manent, economical, safe.
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of the
RADICAL CURE, one box Catarrhal SOLVENT and
an IMPROVED INHALER: price 81
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co. Boston
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Arrested i'm Baltimore.

A NAN IN CUSTODY THERE WHO Is SUPPOSED TO HAVE
COMMITTED VARIOUS ROBBERIES IN THIS CITY.
The Baltimore police arrested last night C. P Nor
gan, who is supposed 10 be the man wanted in this
city 10 answer charges OF rObbing several houses
during the past few days The man wanted here
engaged room AZ the house OF Mrs Ira c. Abbott.
No. 900 VI street northwest, and paid q weeks
rent in advance, saying he was employed in
Jewelry store on 9Th street. When he left the
house quantity OF Jewelry, valued at $;J6, dSap-
peaTed. On the 10th instant four days after he
lett Mrs Abbott'5 he appeared at the house OF ".
". Pemtield. No. 1OI6 18th street northwest. He
represented that he was stranger in the city,
and that hi, trunks We're at The depot. He en-
gagged Il room, and said he was tired and
would lie down and rest himself. Three
or four hours later he disappeared from the house,
as did handsome pair OF opera glasses and
pockct-bOOk containing fG.21 in cash. The next
day he appeared az the house of MIS-. Annie Far
leg, No. .,6O0 L street northwest. and engaged a
room for a week, for which he paid $3.50 in ad-
vance. He claimed TO be the owner OF six canal
boats which he was having painted. In the day
time he was never in the house, saying he had to
attend to his canal business, but at night he was
never away from the house until the week was
nearly up, when he left and did not return. His
disappearance revealed the fact that robbery had
been committed. and upon searching the house it
was discovered that TWO valuable gold watches
and Chains, and other tewelry, and $40 in money
had been taken. This morning the police were
notified of the arrest in Baltimore, and Detective
MatIingly went over TO that city after the priS-
ODer
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IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
THE REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE
DAYS.
At
LANSBURGH BROS
LANSBURGH 4 BROS.

Will be on sale
100 dozen Ladies' An-Linen Collars. for &c. each
so dozen Gents Bicycle Hose. Soc per pair, worth
1000 yards Embroidery at 1Oc. per yard worth l4c
100 Remnants of Jetted Passementerie at less than
1000 pairs Scissors. all sizes, Sc, worth l5c.
100 dozen Ladies' Silk Gloves in black and colors
25c. per pair, worth SOC.
100 dozen Ladiss' Isle Thread Gloves at 121c Per
Kid Gloves. in tan shades, CSC. worth 81.
@ per- yard fu sa 1n s9e nom TO So'
o0o Remnants Of India Linen in short lengths, 1oc
l case of India Linen &C. Der ward worth sc
1000 Remnants of Lonsdale Cambria. in convenient
lengths loc per yard, worth 12hc
20 dozen Turkish Towels, 17c., full value 2jc
Great Closing Out Sale of our Mirrors
We offer Large Quantity of Them different sizes.
styles and qualities at less than actual cost This is
chance to adorn your parlors at a small expense
Also. large quantity of Domestic Hose and Half
hose at ason1shingly low prices such as pair for
iss for @''' and 1oe'' sold almost anywhere at
Special Red5eioR in our Cloth and Cashmere De-
and Wool al 20 per s n an r Me0.
lar value We make this offer in order reduce our
This great chance to supply yourself with sprns
an summer clothing.
3 cases ss Of Fancy Curtain Drapery the latest and
Please call and examine them,
lot Of Chdren's Bhs different styles at such low
hyures as j. 10 and l21sc: should be sold to almost
anyone looking at them because they are worth con-
siderably more
A lot of Stylish Dress Goods all kinds and Qualities
different widths, ranging from to lSc- per yard
This being Job lot We enabled to show you
Wonders OF bargains, determined to close
them out.
Another lot Of fine French satteen Remnants in dark
ana hsht ngnres at 12sc yard. worth 25 and 3Oc
. cases of Wansutts Bleached Pillow Casing and
Sheetlng Remnants. 4S-inch RHc Cd l5c
1O-4, 25c which is about third than regular
quotation.
3cases Of Bleached Cotton Remnants, Barker Mills
and Androscog1Sin, at SIC. per yard.
= cases of Corded Bingham Remnants the latest
designs fast colors, desirable length only 1Oc per I'd
Popular price anywhere 15c; come early to secure
the best patterns.
The last lot of the famous Double Width De Beiges
at loo. per yard, worth 25c,
Although their popularity already established we
Will again state that they all desirable lengths
of plain end plaids to match
Besides the above there number of Remnants
OF Dress Goods i'll good desirable lengths and shades
at prices way below the regular value.
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BEwIrcHrSG buriesque queens at Kernan.s.
Affairs I'm West xya.h,.-,o.

POLICE COURT CAsEs-John m Shulrz ,voa
before the Police Court to-day charged with SELL
Ing cigars on sunday, and the court IMPOSED fine
VI 3D.. An appeal was noted Mary Christian
coiofea, was acquitted in the Police Court TODAY
OF charge OF disorieriy conduct. Lewis Chisiey.
Wtii-to-do colOred man, was arrested YESTERDAY
on charges OF assault and battery uD0n his wife
he was fined 81. ~ Noui'
ah LEFT eoiLATERAI--JOhn Brown, contractor
was arrested yesterday by Officer VOlkmap TOR
allowing nus horse 10 work with sore back.
Brown ieit 50 Collateral at The police station,
.ikafERATCRE AND CONDITION or WATER At
H.-4ieat rails, temperature, 81: condition 10.
RECEIVING reservoir, emIerature 3d. condition Mt
Eorln connection. ~. condition al south connac
tion, %; distributing reservoir temnera,nra "a.
coaditloh az inilueat gate-houSe IS; condition at
eftiuent gate-hoGSe, 3o. ~
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Particulars Learned by the Family
Arrangements for the Funeral.

The particulars received this morning from An
napolis by Lieut.. Danenhower's family were sub
Stantially the same as those furnished BY the
press dispatches. Mr.. VIII Danenhower Joined his
brother washington last evening, and Mr. Sloan,
a brother OF Lieut.. DaneIhower's wife, arrived at
Annapolis this morning. State Senator Sloan OF
New York, the ieutenant's father-in-law, is eX-
pected here with Mrs. Danenhower and her children
This morning there was heavy drapingof Grape
on the dOorbell of the family residence on street
Many persons called to express their sympathy with
the family. Mr.. VIM. ". Danenhower the father,
stated to a STAR reporter that the lieutenant did
not die in his bedroom, but in his parlor
LYING DOWN TO DIE.
The lieutenant, he said occupied a flat In the
fourth, or upper story, Of an apartment building
and IL was somewhat singular that no one heard
the report OF the pistol 1t was surmiSed he said
that the lieutenant lay down upon the rug and
he did not fall and there was less Likelihood OF his
alarming persons in the rooms below. His own
servant was In his kitchen at the rear end OF his
and did not hear the shot fired. The lieutenant
he said. finished his breakfast at 9 O'Clock, and
gave orders for dinner. Half Al hour later he was
found dead, his body still being warm.
SUDDEN IAPCISE
Mr.. DanenhOwer thinks the suicidal impulse was
sudden Ole, and acted upon at once. The lieu
tenants family, he said, were away from him at
the time because there had been n case of scarlet
fever In the house, and they feared to have the
children there.
Bar. DanenhOwer states that the telegram yes
terday from Annapolis regarding the suicide was
incorrect In stating that Lieut.. DanenhOwer had
mental trouble since his return from the Arctic
regions. Some fifteen years ago he was treated
Tor Ineiancnolia. but never since then had there
Deen any appearance OF mental unSOundneSS.
ARRANGING FOB THE FUNERAL
This morning arrangements were being made to
receive the remains, which were expected here at
half-past one O'Clock to-day. Mr.. Danenhower
said that the funeral would probably be held Sun
day, out this would not be settled until alter his
sons arrival home this afternoon. This morning
funeral services were held in the chapel ut An
napOliS under the direction OF the naval authOri-
Ties. and the remains Were borne 10 the train at
tended by guard OF honor IL was arranged to-
day to have the body taken, upon its arrival here,
10 Barker'S undertaking establishment TO be EN-
balrned. Then IL Will be removed to Mr.. Danen-
hower'S home on III street.
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Coming IAuusen,enfS.

ROBERT L. DowNINGS ESGAGEMENT.-M Mr. Robert
l.. Dow ming Will appear at the National Theater
next week In the tragedy OF SpartacuS the Gladi-
atof, in which he has won such great popular IA
yor in New York and Boston. MuldOon the IA
NOUS wrestler. Is member OF the company and
appears in the arena SceGe with Mr.. Downinc
The sale OF seats for the engagement begins to-
day.
HE CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT to be given at Con-
gregatioD2l Church On May q will be moi able from
the TACT that Dudley Buck cantata, 1.-The Light or
Asia. Will then for the nrst time be rendered The
Sooists OF the occasion will be Mrs Blanche Stone
Barton, soprano. Mr.. Whitney MockriIge tenor
and Dr.. Carl Norton baS5o
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Sales OF Real ESf8te.

Emile N. Darne.lle has bought OF John Addison
Tor ). 600. SUBJ lots H. I, and X, and part g. SQUARE
Rhode Island avenue. W. Z. Curtis has bought of
j. Mills Brown Tor $1,000 30 by 100 feet OF t IL
square 1874, Oh q street, between 18th and 10th.
W. j. HolcOmhe has disposed OF an undivided
three-fortiethS interest in parts OF Widows Mite
and Mt Pleasant. 37.:,9 acres, to G. f. Whiting
and II. r. Dulany, In trust, for s3G, 600 ON th.S
basis the whole would be valued AT $3.50 ono ien'
ME W. O'Ferran has bought for $1,000, OF John
sogt, SUB lot X. square $50. an L-shaped piece or
New York avenue and street. and II feet on
street, rear OF 18th, or 2336 feet.
ACCIDENrs.-Yesterday about noon r. NJ. Walker
painter, while al work on Massachusetts avenue
between 9th and 10th streets, fell from i scaffod
10 the ground, distance or 20 feet. He Suffered "A
compound fracture OF the left leg and Was severely
cut about the head and face. DIR. c. c. Adams at
tended him. and he was afterward taken 10 the
Garneid Hospital. JnO. Caven. a boy or Is had his
night arm dislocated while playing on 1th near ID
street southwest. He was attended by Dr. Leach
ana removed TO his home PIC 9TH street northeast
WosAN's PRESS CLUB CONVENTIONAL the last
meeting OF the Wolnan'S Press Club Mrs Isle
Lester introduced resolution which was passed
10 ehdeayor TO have a national convention OF the
various Women Press Clubs in Washington some
tiiiP during the year. There are four regularly.
organized women Press Clubs in the Unit Ell states
with large and active membership OF practical
ieinaie journalists, editors, and publishers.
ANrisAScE.-A correspondent of THE STAR com.
pains OF pond Of stagnant water which, for over
year, has been on a lot between Myrtle and X
streets and North Capitol and LIST street north
east, ana which has become especially offensive
being now made dumping place for kitchen and
othef rerose: He thinks The District Commission
erS should abate the nuisance.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE NARKET.-One hundred
anc ninety four cattle on the market YESTERDAY
anu all sold 10 butchers as follows Best sold
rom 2A TO 53ec, per h.; good sold from Al to &c
per H.; medufl sold from Al 10 41lc Der HI ::
common sold from 3 TO &c. per Id. Nine hundred
ana thirty seven sheep and lambs on the market
Eight hundred and ninety nine sold to butchers
as ioiiows: Wooded sheep sold from j 10 SIC
per 10 clipped sheep sold from 3 to 4s,c per
10 10 spring LAMBS sold from TO 1o1<c. per 10 |:
30 Wooed sneep ieft over. Thirty-seven cows and
Iie was brisk Market Tor sheep and lambs was
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The RAILWAY Murder.

ANOTHER IDENTIFICATION OF THE BODY, WHICH, HOW
EVER, Is STILL CLAIMED BY MRS. SPACE.
Mrs. Annie Holman, OF 434 west Goth street,
New York, arrived in Railway, n j., last evening"
with another lady. Mrs. Holman thinks the dead
girl is her sister. Emma Lau. aged twenty-seven
years, who has been missing since December, and
who had trouble with her lover. Miss Lau had
brown hair, blue eyes, and answers the description
OF the dead girl in every particular. Mrs. Holman
said her sister had an old marx just below her
right knee, about the size OF a twenty five-cent
piece. This Is quite similar to the one found ON
the dead girl.
Mrs. William Space, Of Deckertown. " j. still
Claims the body as that OF her sister, Mary Dor
man, the missing Scotch lass. Coroner Terrill
says: 81 shall! regard the body as that of Mary
Dorman until 1t is proven that it is not. Thorough
investigation is being made, and it Will not be long
before we shall know the true value or this identi-
cation
Undertaken Ryne refuses to turn over the certih-
cate to the cemetery authorities, on the ground
that 1t Is Improperly made out The coroner is
obliged to either record the remains as a stranger
or known person. The burial certificate he made
out yesterday states that the body is that OF an
unknown person, and in parentheses: .'Mary Dor
man, a native OF Scotland, aged twenty five
years"
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The Toron,os Again Rea,eu

THE NATIONALS ADD ANOTHER VICTORY To THEIR
LIST-OThER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The WashingtonS defeated the Toronto team
yesterday by score Of l3 to 6. The game was
well played throughout, but the home team was
too strong for the visitors. O'Day and Dealy were
the battery for the Statesmen and filled their
positions well.
Other games yesterday: At BroOklyn-BrGOk-
lyn. IL: MetropolitanS, 3. AT Baltimore, Md
Athletic, .: BaltinOreS, 8. At Cinclnnati-Cin-
cinnati. IA: Cleveland. ). AT Louisvflle-Louis-
Vile, 8: st. Louis, g. AT MISUNDERSTANDING II;
Altoona, !. At New YOrk-New York. 8: Jersey
City, L. AT Newark-NewarkS. II; Waterbury, 2.
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DR.. Kenley's Celery, Reef and Iron.
This aC q IN,

DR.. Kenley's Celery, Beef and Iron.
This great nerve tonic has gained its reputation
through the marvellous results it has given. It is
known to have cured where other remedies failed.
1t counteracts the rutnous effect caused by the
excessive use Of tobacco cigars and liquors. 1t
builds up the debilitated and restores them to new
life and v1gor- Having among its ingredients the
greatest nerytne OF the age, 1t cures all nervous
disorders, such as neuralgia, nervousness, sleep
bned with the bood-giv1ng properties, Beef and
Iron, serve to cure dyspepsia Indigestion loss OF
appetite. 1t Is great help to young girls turning
strength. Thousands OF women have been ben
Gifted by the use OF this tonic.
Philips Digestible Cocoa.
Unlike other cOcoas chocolates it is not greasy
and though containing all the nutrment OF the
disturb digestion and makes a delicious table
drink. All druggists and grocers keepit-
ITO Prevent the Hair from falling and
premature badness, and to free the scalp from
dandrun and all humors, go to Drs. Kenison, 1901
pooed with the great root and herb tonic 1t costs
only SO cents. Corns removed, 25 cents each. l
Cloaks and Fine Wraps at Sacrificing
Prices, at YoUNa's great fire sale, 736 7th st.
Ivory starch, economical, always ready and
reliable, perfect finish. All grocers this
Hold Fast Tobacco IS made of the highest
grade OF Burley leaf. 1t is sweetened and favored
with the purest ingredients. 10
Silks, Satins, Velvets and Cashmeres
at slaughtertng pr1ces at YoUNGs great fire sale,
T36 7th st.
Hold Fast Tobacco Is the finest chew
made. IT. is absolutely free Of all adulterants.
For sale by all flrSt-claSS retailers 10
Bloomington slightly damaged Dry and
Fancy Goods, go to YOUNG's fire sale, 1855 9TH st. z
<sLet's Talk S25 Harness.',-Becker,s. 60
ssThe Queen Of BeerS.''-No family should
be without MOerlein'S celebrated Beer, 75c. per
Coz. (6ml F. H. FINLEY, Agt., LOG d st.
Go! Go! Go 10 YOung's Fire Sale, 736
9TH st.
Fresh Attorney Butter chuTned every morning
and delivered in 4 10. ward" prints 45c. per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream l5c.
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A Sad Accident.
Young WOMAN SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY,

A Young WOMAN SERIOUSLY. PERHAPS FATALLY,
BURNED.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Nellie Harper who
lives at the northwest corner OF 7th and streets
spilled some coal Oil on her apron while filling a
lamp, and going near the stove shortly afterward
her clothing took fire. She ran into the street
screaming, and officer Kendall and a number Of
citizens with considerable difficulty eXtinguished
the flames. IL was found that she was frightfully
burned about the arms and upper part of the
body. and DR.. DOnohue, who was called in. pro-
HOunced the injuries serious. il indeed NOT fatal
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications The ~ hours commencing at 3 n m
For District OF Columbia, Delaware. Maryland
and virginia fair weather. followed during Friday
afternoon or evening by local showers slight
changes IN temperature, except in Southern Vir-
ginia warmer variable winds, shifting to south
erly
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IACHE ALL OVER,

IACHE ALL OVER!
81 must give up; cannot bear these pains ache all
over, and nothing try does me any good" Backache
Uterine Pains, Hip and Side Pans Soreness Lameuess
weakness and Inflammation relieved in one minute
by that original. elegant and infalble antidote
to pain and Inflammation. the Cuticura Anti Pain
Plaster At druggists, 25c.; five for 81 90; Potter
Drug and Chemical Co. Boston, Mass. apis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-21

HAVE you a wedding present 10 buye Solid Sill
yer teaspoons from $50 half doZ-; solid silver
sugar spoons and butter knives. $3.50 each: swing
ing iceptehers worth SIS for s12. FIVE piece silver
Tea set worth sos, for SIS; quadruple plate butter
dishes $40; icepitchers. co. marbleized eight-tay
clock, cathedral chime, $3.50. K Harris 6 Co.. 432
eth street
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"THE spice-laden gales OF A4aby the Blest =
which furnish the theme for many an orient al
poet, would scarcely seem fragrant BY Comparison
with EaStman's Aloha Perfume
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sale Of Privilege. fo- the Drill.

At the meeting OF the drill committee held last
night 1t was reported that the privilege CON-
mittee had accepted only the following bids:
Henry Duerst, hot sausage; Robert Morgan Co.
lemonade; George W. Cochran & Co., cigars dc
). c. CassaSSa, peanuts confectionery, and fruits
George W. Prince, photographs. BIDS for no other
privileges were accepted, and the time OF Hing
bids for all others on the published list was ex-
tended to the 5th day OF May
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-21

CHR NANDER, producer OF the celebrated Virginia
Claret and the Pride OF Virginia Port Wine guar
.lnteed To be the pure article 900 7th ST. NV
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u. G. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA will clean
your house, make old clothes, carpets, and furni-
ture fresh as new. Keep your hands smooth and
white and save work in the laundry and eyerv-
where. Remember the right name
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E9R sAL H.. cENTRALLY,LocATED 3sToRY
RUTHERFoR 1875 st. NV NV s'-I mhes Az: "
EoR sAE-THREE Two-sroRY BRICK DWELL
q ei ns Pace s 400 and Zach water in northeast seR
RtTHERFoRD. Ia.s st, NV "''e' ' mh2s t;"
IroR sALE-A FINE DWELLING on X ST MAR
rooms 90 modern Improvement Lot - by rs to
sp TO RSs ss and FIR fun
IHoR sALE--ELEGANT NEW THREE STORY AND
rooms bath; rooms laundry, and cellar furnace and
10000 Tyler ifs aRS
FOR sALE I.IS THREE STORY BRICK DWELL,
spiss TYTEk H II II Ii EiEsfs i ssioS 81
For SALE HANDSOME 3-sToRY BRICK
f1Fnaoe b and sl Os Sa Ssyssd
kTTHEKrokD. lsss . es nw *'ooo .p ShEk
Tor sALE-A BARGAIN-G ST, NEAR 23D. =
aplo-lw "h m ,n6s o.
E3R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. SOUTH FRONT
$1,000 and one of eight rooms, lot I7x72, $3.50.
SfR R IL STAR Once between 18th and ,s5h s,s
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY
and basement corner House on Capitol HIN. front
berry, &C. Cheap if sold at once. Inquire q
applet is1s F.t
Tor SALE HOUSES, LOTS AND COUNTRY
sin;. GEO W LiNkISs Real Estate Brot s 18th 9th
IHoR SALE-A BARGAIN-THREE NEW 3-SToRY
y broom Houses with all modern improvements;
such as urnaSe open crate hath tub, wshstand brick
81 range. stationary wash trays Sc on ST. bet Sth
and 9th sw. Inquire OF A. F. BiRKER soi Va ave sw
EoR SALE-AT A BARGAIN.-SEALED PRoPO-
Il sas VIII be received by the undersigned subject to
approval 10y the owners up and including Nav 9TH
18TH franklin square This property has always been
rental Its appointments especially adapted TO en-
tertainIng; contains a lage number of rooms. with
critics in Washington. Information or permission
tracts Of land Rock Creek Park for sale at low s
ures GEO. P. GoFF. 1919 New York ave. NV, Room
EoH sALE-,sLOO0 EACH, ON TERMS To SUIT,
Navy YaSd 0si fiah rsSss 'iss
NV. apI3-2w
FOR sALE.-.A FINE, LARGE HOUSE: NORTH
good Brick Stable: lot "a Ok is to 20 # alley $4,000
sires to sell Price. sl0.5o0; Apply to
apl5-st so5Fs,.
LrOR SALE-FIyE NEW FIyE-RooM BRICK
n nSeiFpgs attractive in every way located on I'D
.n,se. john i. @AeeAMAN,
EoR SALE By DANENHowER son,
NoRTHwEsT;- o ~ NORTHWEST
Dsfs St. St. RS oE BRICK 1850
IA St Cir r. s Ts + franz s. teoo
Oss. i2 rs. brick i25S0 N0RTHEAsfi. '''0O
Mass .v Or ebse so re- Srsk S
g st, rs; brick, 600 st, rs, brick. $500
Masssy lS St trawes9 9 I'd st rs cellar 5000
Call at office for bulletin mh26-lm
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GRAND OPENISG-Mr. Frank w. HeygSter wishes
70 cal attention 10 the opening this evening OF his
lev Liquor and Cigar Establishment No 3l3 eth
ST. n W. adjoining the American Honse nice
Lunch viii De served throughout the evening
FT1rnds and the public are cordially invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-21

LIZ VOC ARE WILLING 10 sacrifice little money
for real comfort try our Kangaroo shoes Ladies'
hand-sewed shoes, $3.50. Geo. W. Rich, 400 9TH
street northwest
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B. H. WARNER Il Co., placed upon the market to-
day SuDd1vlSfon.Of the ground recently prr-
CHASED by them in HyattSville. This subdivision
lies on the east side OF the railroad about two min
uJeS walk from the depot. and adjoinS the Oeauti-
fUl grounds OF MeSSrS Duffy C LeanarCtO. An ave-
nue. called '-SlDey@ avenue. fifty feet wide. has
been opened and Is now being graded and grav-
eied ami brick sidewalks are being laid. PIats
VIII D. ready In 2 few daYS.